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Paris nineteen twenty. It's the intermission for a play stage at the Galerie Barbazange. It's a sheik. Yeah. In a chic corner of Paris.
The room thick with cigarette smoke. And the murmur of conversation. And while people are talking. A trombonist, a pianist, and three clarinet players sat up.
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